Saksham Jain

INDUSTRY

Healthcare and Pharmaceuticals Industry

TECH STACK

Design Tools

Figma

This case study explores comprehensive healthcare apps, “1Health” and a “1Intel” health data management platforms aimed at addressing gaps in healthcare accessibility, efficiency, and data handling. By using AI, IoT, and advanced data harmonization, these platforms seeks to streamline patient-doctor interactions, enhance EHR usability, and improve compliance with healthcare regulations. Key features include predictive analytics, automated data processing, and user-friendly interfaces for diverse personas.

ROLES

Product Researcher

COLLABORATORS

DELIVERABLES

Expedite patient access

Reduce trial costs

Health-related Interconnectivity

TIMELINE & STATUS

National Finalist

Completed

THE WHAT

Keeping the vision of AI for Healthcare in India. The purpose was to solve and fill the current infrastructural gaps that are currently present in the healthcare system of India.

THE WHY

India's healthcare system faces key challenges like doctor shortages, poor rural access, disorganized records, and error-prone manual processes. With over 1 billion people lacking essential care and major inefficiencies in clinical trials and EHR systems, there's a pressing need for scalable, tech-driven solutions.

THE HOW

The content presented in this case study is a culmination of online research, user surveys, and user interviews. The problems identified are based on these findings, and the proposed solutions with prototype design screens are done by me to visualise and address the most feasible and relevant challenges. These solutions are offered as two distinct packages: “1Health” and “1Intel”.

THE HIGHLIGHTS

INTRODUCTION & STATISTICS

Healthcare systems worldwide face challenges such as limited accessibility, fragmented data management, and inadequate patient engagement. Current Status The healthcare IT sector is growing at an 18.5% CAGR, emphasizing the need for interoperable systems and data-driven insights. The statistics reveal concerning gaps: